Giiwedinong is a destination location for all interested in the history of this land, settler and native agreements, treaties, and the waters.

Press & General Inquiries

Giiwedinong is led by a team of Indigenous historians, artists, and community members, all committed to inspiring knowledge of our cultural history and language. 

Questions or comments?

Send us a message or give us a call!

Phone: +1 (218) 255-7749

We are Located: 101 2nd Street W., Park Rapids, MN 56470

Our Mailing Address: P.O. Box 148, Park Rapids, MN 56470

General Email: info@giiwedinong.org

Executive Director: logan@giiwedinong.org

Senior Curator: winona@giiwedinong.org

 

Knowledge is Power - Schedule a Group Tour

Please visit our “Book a Group Tour” page to schedule a group education day trip with a capacity of 30 members at a time.

By 2026, we hope to build an ADA entrance ramp to accommodate an accessible entrance.

 GIFT SHOP

Our Gift Shop features products of historic materials, Indigenous authored books and materials, along with emerging artists from all over ‘Turtle Island’ that all walks can enjoy!

A display featuring a mannequin wearing a gray hoodie with a bear design and a colorful, patterned skirt. A green bandana is tied around the mannequin's neck. To the left, a sign reads 'Water is sacred, no pipelines!' above a stylized bird graphic. A small vase with flowers and a card reader are on a white counter beside the display.

Emerging artists are encouraged to contact us! Our gallery strives to provide a platform for up-and-coming artists to gain exposure and connect with other art enthusiasts. Feel free to reach out to us at info@giiwedinong.org with samples of your work and a brief bio to be considered for representation. We may consider selling any authentic and Indigenous items on a consignment basis inside our Gift Shop.

Please be aware that before making a decision, our team needs to thoroughly review all submissions. Thank you for considering us as a potential outlet for your art.

Text reads "Giiwedinong Means 'in the north'" with floral design on black background. Below, "Supporting Indigenous artists is a powerful way to uplift and celebrate Native culture." Artwork by Sarah LittleRedFeather.
Retail store interior with shelves displaying folded clothing, framed pictures, a yellow bag, bottled beverages, postcards, and hanging accessories.